Barry Morse On Talking Television - Sitcoms Online Message Boards

ksav-talk · 04-30-2007, 12:03 PM

Anthony Wynn and Robert Wood, who collaborated with Barry Morse on his book "Remember With Advantages" will be the guests this week on Talking Television With Dave White. The discussion will include his famous role as Lt Gerard on the TV drama "The Fugitive". We will be playing clips from our interview with Mr. Morse the entirety of which will be broadcast on the May 8 program. This edition will be broadcast live Tuesday, May 1 from 7:30-9PM Pacific time on www.ksav.org. Listeners may participate by phone (800)407-KSAV(5728) or e-mail talk@ksav.org before or during the program.

roseha · 04-30-2007, 10:40 PM

So Mr. Morse is still with us? Is he still acting? I just watched the first episode of The Fugitive at the Museum of Television and Radio here in NY and I was so impressed with it. I was always a fan, but I am sure I never saw the premiere because I was 10 years old then, and the show has not been rerun in many years.

It's a wonderful show on so many levels, the silent, atmospheric isolation of the hunted Dr. Kimble, the obsessiveness of Lt. Girard, the episdodic, constantly shifting characters so perfect for television...

I was so surprised when I found out that Barry Morse was British, even today I can't tell his American accent is fake.

04-30-2007, 12:03 PM	#1
ksav-talk Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Apr 17, 2007 Posts: 5	Barry Morse On Talking Television Anthony Wynn and Robert Wood, who collaborated with Barry Morse on his book "Remember With Advantages" will be the guests this week on Talking Television With Dave White. The discussion will include his famous role as Lt Gerard on the TV drama "The Fugitive". We will be playing clips from our interview with Mr. Morse the entirety of which will be broadcast on the May 8 program. This edition will be broadcast live Tuesday, May 1 from 7:30-9PM Pacific time on www.ksav.org. Listeners may participate by phone (800)407-KSAV(5728) or e-mail talk@ksav.org before or during the program.

04-30-2007, 10:40 PM	#2
roseha Member Frequent Poster Join Date: Feb 20, 2007 Location: New York City Posts: 100	So Mr. Morse is still with us? Is he still acting? I just watched the first episode of The Fugitive at the Museum of Television and Radio here in NY and I was so impressed with it. I was always a fan, but I am sure I never saw the premiere because I was 10 years old then, and the show has not been rerun in many years. It's a wonderful show on so many levels, the silent, atmospheric isolation of the hunted Dr. Kimble, the obsessiveness of Lt. Girard, the episdodic, constantly shifting characters so perfect for television... I was so surprised when I found out that Barry Morse was British, even today I can't tell his American accent is fake.